An estimate of new production in the equatorial Pacific¶
Chavez, & Barber. (1987). An estimate of new production in the equatorial Pacific.
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- Divergence Zone
- Equatorial divergence arises when trade winds on each side of the equator drive Ekman transports away from the equator in their respective hemispheres, generating a surface divergence along the equatorial band whose replacement comes from below, shoaling the thermocline and sustaining high equatorial productivity
This sourceQuantifies new production in the equatorial Pacific as a consequence of divergence-driven nutrient supply from below.
- Equatorial divergence arises when trade winds on each side of the equator drive Ekman transports away from the equator in their respective hemispheres, generating a surface divergence along the equatorial band whose replacement comes from below, shoaling the thermocline and sustaining high equatorial productivity
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